The university is essentially a medieval institution, a bazaar of intellectual goods hawked by hoary promulgators of many divergent truths.
And the content of Clinton's utterance is that she is in DC, so the world of that context w3 is assigned T, while the other worlds get divergent truth-values depending on her location in those worlds.
There are divergent truths.
Schoubye's positive proposal is that the divergent judgments about truth conditions key off of whether a speaker's utterance can be interpreted as being cooperative.
However, the high degree of similarity between the results of Methods 2 5 suggests that they are unlikely to be very divergent from that truth.
The risk of civil war is compounded by the starkly divergent versions of the truth believed by different communities in Ukraine, by most Russians, and many in the west.
With the anniversary has come the hard data and research that reveal a troubling truth behind these divergent narratives.
If the prevalence's of behaviours for men and women were in truth not as divergent as reported by FTFI-based surveys, we would expect these surveys to overestimate the true male female ratios.
And, if unchallenged, their respective interpretations will gradually harden into divergent versions of reality and unassailable truths -- that Yasir Arafat is incapable of reaching a final agreement, for example, or that Israel is intent on perpetuating an oppressive regime.
But he knew that he needed, above all, their candor; he needed them to tell him the truth, to give dispassionate and sometimes divergent advice, and then, of course, to back his decisions.
Looking on as competing factions embrace divergent theories based on selective renderings of partial truths, I have long been surprised.
